The purpose of this section is to explain how
the internals of the Honeywall CDROM work. You do not need to
read nor understand this section for deployment (though it is
encouraged). This is primarily for developers, or people who
wish to modify the behavior of their Honeywall deployment.
Please submit all bugs/corrections for this documentation or
the Honeywall CDROM to our Bugzilla Server.
Last Modified: 23 March, 2005 |
9.0 Internals
- Overview
- OS
Base
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9.1 Overview We
have attempted to make the Honeywall CDROM as easy to use as
possible, while giving you full flexibility and control over
the system. We also designed the Honeywall to work as well in
standalone mode as it would in large scale, distributed
deployments. This requires lots of detailed functionality in
the background, much of which you do not need to be aware of.
However, if you want to modify the system behavior, or take
advantage of some of its more advanced features, then this
section is for you.
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9.2 OS Base This
document
explains in detail how the OS base is configured and
architected to support the Honeywall, including use of
variables.
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